N NMSS_2 Senior Member Apr 1, 2003 2,149 0 0 Northen part of Sing a pore www.augustfoto.com Feb 5, 2006 #1 anyone knows how to make a good HDR file? most of the HDRs came out looking dull. adding S curve to the finalised file didnt help and details are lost. any help from experts on this subject?
anyone knows how to make a good HDR file? most of the HDRs came out looking dull. adding S curve to the finalised file didnt help and details are lost. any help from experts on this subject?
T theRBK Senior Member May 16, 2005 2,044 1 0 Feb 5, 2006 #2 Try reading page: http://www.luminous-landscape.com/tutorials/hdr.shtml
N NMSS_2 Senior Member Apr 1, 2003 2,149 0 0 Northen part of Sing a pore www.augustfoto.com Feb 5, 2006 #3 read it many times before! it is just an intro to HDR, not a solution. need something to retain contrast without losing details.
read it many times before! it is just an intro to HDR, not a solution. need something to retain contrast without losing details.
W wind30 Deregistered Mar 14, 2004 2,924 0 0 Feb 5, 2006 #4 have you read this? I think by blending this way, the picture don't look so flat. http://www.luminous-landscape.com/tutorials/digital-blending.shtml
have you read this? I think by blending this way, the picture don't look so flat. http://www.luminous-landscape.com/tutorials/digital-blending.shtml
M metallilan Senior Member Jan 6, 2006 2,866 0 36 Singapore Feb 5, 2006 #5 theres a function in photoshop cs2 where u can add a few files and merge them to hdr. under file > automate[i think] > merge hdr you have to change the colour depth if you want to save the file to jpeg though, the output file is quite big.
theres a function in photoshop cs2 where u can add a few files and merge them to hdr. under file > automate[i think] > merge hdr you have to change the colour depth if you want to save the file to jpeg though, the output file is quite big.
N NMSS_2 Senior Member Apr 1, 2003 2,149 0 0 Northen part of Sing a pore www.augustfoto.com Feb 5, 2006 #6 wind30 said: have you read this? I think by blending this way, the picture don't look so flat. http://www.luminous-landscape.com/tutorials/digital-blending.shtml Click to expand... looks like a solution!:thumbsup: anyone has a good workflow around HDR? *not giving up hope yet*
wind30 said: have you read this? I think by blending this way, the picture don't look so flat. http://www.luminous-landscape.com/tutorials/digital-blending.shtml Click to expand... looks like a solution!:thumbsup: anyone has a good workflow around HDR? *not giving up hope yet*
S sinlg New Member Jun 21, 2004 355 0 0 55 Feb 5, 2006 #7 AutoPano Pro 1.1 can also act as HDR merger (instead of a Panorama creator). Just have your photos run through AutoPano.. and wahlah, auto merged for you
AutoPano Pro 1.1 can also act as HDR merger (instead of a Panorama creator). Just have your photos run through AutoPano.. and wahlah, auto merged for you
N NMSS_2 Senior Member Apr 1, 2003 2,149 0 0 Northen part of Sing a pore www.augustfoto.com Feb 6, 2006 #8 sinlg said: AutoPano Pro 1.1 can also act as HDR merger (instead of a Panorama creator). Just have your photos run through AutoPano.. and wahlah, auto merged for you Click to expand... interesting software. too bad it is not a freeware and make vigneting type of distortion in the final pic + the pano logo stamp in the middle!
sinlg said: AutoPano Pro 1.1 can also act as HDR merger (instead of a Panorama creator). Just have your photos run through AutoPano.. and wahlah, auto merged for you Click to expand... interesting software. too bad it is not a freeware and make vigneting type of distortion in the final pic + the pano logo stamp in the middle!